Which cloud models allow you to deploy physical servers?

Private cloud and hybrid cloud models allow for the deployment of physical servers because they involve a dedicated infrastructure that an organization either owns or leases. In a private cloud, the infrastructure is exclusively used by one organization, giving them full control over hardware deployment. A hybrid cloud combines private cloud resources with public cloud services, meaning the private portion can include physical servers. Public clouds, by definition, involve shared infrastructure managed by a third-party provider, where users provision virtualized resources rather than deploying their own physical servers. Therefore, deploying physical servers is not an option in a purely public cloud environment.